Educational Insights Word on the Street, Word Game for Family Game Night, Ages 10+

First off, the quality of this game is amazing! It is very durable. The directions are easy to understand and there are a couple different ways to play based on how much time you have. The box says it is for ages 10+. We played it during family game night and, because you are on teams, my 8 year old AND 5 year old had a great time playing. They came up with the words and attempted the spellings while my husband and I helped along the way. We loved it and had so much fun. We played the long version and the game kept everyone's attention for over an hour. So fun!I also took this game to my classroom. I teach first grade (ages 6 and 7). I played it with my higher group of readers. I was prepared to stay with them the entire time to help, but I didn't need to. They caught on quickly and ran with it. It was just the right amount of challenge. They played the shorter version and were incredibly bummed when the time was up. They have asked me every hour since when they will get to play again.Very impressed with this game.

We played this at a small group game night and knew immediately we needed to get the game for our home. Makes you think, re-enforces spelling and does allow for strategic play. Haven’t seen it anywhere but Amazon. Highly recommend.

I gave this game to my nine year old grandson for Christmas, and he brought it to my house to play. Had so much fun pitting family members against each other. Educational in a fun way. Made us think especially my grandson. And spelling counts as your word may be challenged if opponent thinks it's misspelled.

This is a great game that gets kiddos minds going.

Really fun for all ages, even kids 8 or 9 with a little help if uncertain about spelling.

Kiddo likes playing. Fun way to practice spelling.

We already had the junior version, so I was hesitant to purchase the regular version, but I'm glad I did. The rules for this make it just challenging enough for our teen kids and adults.We've already played this multiple times, and it's definitely going in the regular rotation.One word of advice: decide in advance if you're going to follow the rules on knowing the spelling of words. I may or may not know by experience that this can cause some conflict between siblings!

Fun game that is easy to learn and can be played with multiple generations. I like that there is a "hard" & "easy" side to the cards if you're playing with kids of different ages. Has a nice mix of luck, skill, and strategy without being overly complex. Great for vocabulary development if you're so inclined, but given the luck element, a player can still win without having GRE vocabulary. Sometimes a simpler word will actually suffice depending on the letters remaining on the board.